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Lmfao what? She's the only one of the characters in the cover who's actually popular. If you showed the picture of Sophie to someone and said "guess who this is" it could be any number of 30...

Who drew this?

Rightclops rising

My guess this is gonna be a Cable fix

well **** me

I'm not nervous at all about the implications of the writers putting all these Grant Morrison run characters on Genosha nope no siree bob

Based on this release schedule it sounds like X-Force will be releasing first

Or maybe..
He's drawing both?

People are already mad on X about the NYX "back to the real world" thing

My guys. Nobody on the planet considers the island utopia to be "the world outside your window"

I'm excited. IMO Brevoort is saying all the right things

So how does Magneto get from the youngest he's probably ever been to the actual 90 year old man in Jeds X-Men

The Sinister stuff definitely didn't help

Yeah but it's not like they left Krakoa because they didn't like it

The X-Men did not leave Krakoa or it's ideology. They even make a point saying the treehouse is legally considered Krakoan territory

I don't think so. 97 shows that it's clearly still timely

Literally part of that was explicitly killing the humans

Of course mutants solved it. How would the humans have solved it, the mutants literally genocided all the humans in that reality

FF/X-Men: the X-Men start a conflict that results in Valeria, Franklin, and the Marauders being kidnapped by Doctor Doom because the X-Men want them to turn Franklin over to Krakoa but won't let...

By this characterization what's different from Threshold and the dream other than Threshold having long lives

The sovereign of The Solar System was a member of the Krakoan government, so yes it does count

DING DING DING DING DING

EXACTLY. Humans get written off collectively as a motivation literally in every book, but generalizations the other way around don't count for some reason. Hell just look...

It'd really hard to buy the coexistence argument when there are nearly a dozen times they come into conflict with humans, almost always who are well respected heroes and ostensibly their friends,...

You can't have "the world outside your window" in a utopian paradise island where everyone is rich, immortal, and self declared sovereigns of the solar system

The idea of Krakoa is very specifically that they are separate from the human world and not a part of it. Every single mutant has diplomatic immunity that basically makes them sovereign citizens who...

It's a yes or no question, how is that biased